logged_outCopyright © 2020 Albuquerque JournalSANTA FE – The New Mexico Supreme Court will weigh in on whether the public can set foot in the Roundhouse during a budget-balancing special session set to begin Thursday.A bipartisan group of top-ranking lawmakers voted last week to close the state Capitol to lobbyists and the public during the special session due to concerns related to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.However, a group of 24 legislators – 20 Republicans and four Democrats – subsequently filed a petition with the Supreme Court, seeking to have the decision blocked so the public...…logged_outCopyright © 2020 Albuquerque JournalSANTA FE – The New Mexico Supreme Court will weigh in on whether the public can set foot in the Roundhouse during a budget-balancing special session set to begin Thursday.A bipartisan group of top-ranking lawmakers voted last week to close the state Capitol to lobbyists and the public during the special session due to concerns related to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.However, a group of 24 legislators – 20 Republicans and four Democrats – subsequently filed a petition with the Supreme Court, seeking to have the decision blocked so the public...WW…